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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2019 · 1H 9M

45. The Cost of Sugar: the rise of blesser culture and its unseen labour

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Transactional relationships have become increasingly mainstream: in this episode we discuss putting the “work” back into sex work. Popularised online as a get-rich-quick stint and an "elevated boyfriend experience", what are we missing about the physical and emotional labour required? What are the occupational hazards of being a sugar baby/blessee?We are joined by B to discuss her experiences with transactional relationshipsCome chat about this episode on our Facebook group! - www.facebook.com/groups/242333026713965/SOCIALSGUEST: B - https://twitter.com/vumani_boBook mentioned: Clementine Ford - Boys Will Be BoysEvent Hosted by B: "Surviving Capitalism" 6:15pm on 31.10.2019, Brookyln Exclusive Books, PretoriaMukundwa:instagram.com/mukundwa_Youtube: tinyurl.com/y4x7klh4twitter.com/mukundwa_Nyakwww.instagram.com/nyakwezi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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